double mountain parklet - hood river, oregon
Completed in Summer 2020. During a pandemic, even architecture has felt the impact, and we’ve risen to meet the challenge. Our friends at Double Mountain Brewery (check out their original restaurant we did here!) came to us with a small yet unique proposal: design socially distanced dining pods outside their restaurant. The city of Hood River wanted their small businesses to continue to thrive, so they allowed restaurants to spread out onto city streets and sidewalks with ‘parklets’ - small areas for socially distanced dining. These wooden structures are about 8’x8’ and provide seating, dappled shade, and lighting at night.
Completed in Summer 2020. During a pandemic, even architecture has felt the impact, and we’ve risen to meet the challenge. Our friends at Double Mountain Brewery (check out their original restaurant we did here!) came to us with a small yet unique proposal: design socially distanced dining pods outside their restaurant. The city of Hood River wanted their small businesses to continue to thrive, so they allowed restaurants to spread out onto city streets and sidewalks with ‘parklets’ - small areas for socially distanced dining. These wooden structures are about 8’x8’ and provide seating, dappled shade, and lighting at night.
Construction completed summer 2016. A 5,000 sf renovation in SE Portland to house a taproom for the Hood River staple, Double Mountain Brewing. The $400,000 construction cost included a new custom bar (100 year old oak!), indoor/outdoor seating with continuous drink rail along the sliding wall, and a new kitchen with a kick-ass pizza oven. Bright, natural wood and funky lighting help finish the space. A highlight of the interior, the Arnold Schwarzenegger print, is an accidental but fun feature created when a poster was ordered in feet instead of inches!
Completed in Summer 2020. During a pandemic, even architecture has felt the impact, and we’ve risen to meet the challenge. Our friends at Double Mountain Brewery (check out their original restaurant we did here!) came to us with a small yet unique proposal: design socially distanced dining pods outside their restaurant. The city of Hood River wanted their small businesses to continue to thrive, so they allowed restaurants to spread out onto city streets and sidewalks with ‘parklets’ - small areas for socially distanced dining. These wooden structures are about 8’x8’ and provide seating, dappled shade, and lighting at night.
construction completed spring 2012. a 12,443 sf renovation in hood river. $400,000 construction cost- expansion into existing neighboring building to create new dining space/stage and bottling facility with storage; install new doors + windows and finishes (type v-b construction).